TG Therapeutics completed a $100 million repurchase, buying 3.5 million shares at $28.55 each. The board approved a new $100 million buyback plan, sending TG Therapeutics stock higher. Want to trade ...

It’s finally here, and it’s a monster. The song, teased earlier this month through blood-slicked socials posts, begins with Chad Gray delivering an ungodly scream, which quickly ushers in piercing ...

Music icon Gloria Estefan joins Kelly for heartfelt discussions and unplugged performances in a new episode of “Songs & Stories with Kelly Clarkson” airing on Tuesday, August 26. Kelly Clarkson sits ...

He was both the longtime archivist of folk music at the Library of Congress and a widely respected singer and songwriter. By Clay Risen Joe Hickerson, a singer and songwriter who as the lead archivist ...

It’s been a hell of a ride for French progressive metal outfit Gojira. They won a Grammy last year for their Olympics opening performance and track that broke the damn internet. They’ve toured all ...

The K-pop supergroup — who also just wrapped their record-breaking world tour — digs into their new album, why it’s important to produce their own music and how their relationship with one another has ...

Brian Burkheiser is allegedly being blocked from releasing new music by his former band I Prevail. The group officially announced their split with the vocalist back in May and confirmed that Eric ...

The Beths’ new album Straight Line Was a Lie is out this Friday and just ahead of that they’ve shared the excellent title track. Prewn’s new album System arrives in October, and the latest single is ...

Shot by renowned fashion photographer Gray Sorrenti, Vaccarello’s FW25 designs are brought to life in a series of striking portraits. Skarsgård sports the brand’s infamous thigh-high leather waders, ...

Glenn Hughes had it all in the 1970s and then came very close to throwing everything away in the 1980s. Plucked from livewire rockers Trapeze to join Deep Purple’s Mk III in 1973, bassist/vocalist ...

Whether returning quickly to the city or scattered far and wide for months, or even years, after Hurricane Katrina and the federal levee failures, New Orleans musicians processed the devastating event ...